The Key To Perpetual Mechanical Motion

[Sprocket]

.....There  were  dozens of people   that  successfully duplicated  the experment .   Some of them traveled the  country   showing  people  there results .     All these people  are  forgotten .

One of the   problems with  duplicating the results seemed to be with palladiem .......  I read that  some of it  worked ........and  some of it  didn't.     If you  got a good batch of paladium  you  would get  good results every time .      I  didn't  hear  if  anyone  found out  what  it was that was  causing  the  different results  with different batches .

It was  very  clear to me that most of the replications  failed   because they were  designed to fail .      It  isn't  very hard to  fail  at  getting  something  to work  if getting  it working may  put  your  big fat job  at risk .


gary

Yes, I too recall watching the 7 o clock evening news at the time, thinking "cool!".  The problems in replicating experiments was a major bugbear at the time, but I remember reading, years ago now, that these problems had been sorted and 100% of setups worked first-time.  Indeed, I also recall them saying then that they also had a working mathematical basis for LENR and understood why there were so many failures initially.  Reminds me a bit of the sporadic results they seem to be getting on the 'nuclear' thread here...

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